Sentence examples for implied subtext from inspiring English sources

Instead,  I say: "You really love cooking shows, don't you?" hoping she will get the implied subtext.

Which excludes but implies the subtext, "If you really love your kids, you will soak up every moment and spend every minute enjoying your precious offspring".

Mr. Taylor's questions also implied a darker subtext and became, in effect, a scathing indictment of the behavior of the C.I.A. and Federal Bureau of Investigation.

In a statement implied in the subtext of their actual statement on Wednesday, Exxon replied, "Fuck that".

Some detected a nastier subtext, implying that while black folks might do rousing oratory, it's the white boss who makes the rules.

The religious subtext implies that science can in fact address metaphysical questions.

Pineda wasn't a cheater, simply a knucklehead, and, as the subtext of this conversation implied, he was ruining a good thing for all the other pitchers in the league.

He turns subtext into text, makes explicit what was previously implied.

This often implies a more subtle subtext that goes to the heart of police training: Is there a middle ground?

In two concerts at Carnegie Hall, beginning on Saturday, the Emerson String Quartet will be dealing with "Text/Subtext," to quote the title of the programs: with what may be implied by a piece of music as well as what is frankly there.

Other powerful image makers made these bourgeois clothes come alive by implying that they had a kinky subtext.